You probably need to reset the configuration on the controllers. I’m not familiar with that particular unit but older ones had serial ports that you could plug in a cable to and would either have a firmware prompt for commands or a menu system that you could interact with to do things like clear errors or reset the configuration.
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You probably need to reset the configuration on the controllers. I’m not familiar with that particular unit but older ones had serial ports that you could plug in a cable to and would either have a firmware prompt for commands or a menu system that you could interact with to do things like clear errors or reset the configuration.